An e-voting scheme against bribe and coercion
Wei‐Chi Ku, Chun-Ming Ho · 2004
Bribe and coercion in conventional voting systems usually lead to a biased result that imparts the desired democracy. Unfortunately, these two problems become more difficult to solve when using e-voting schemes. Although many e-voting schemes have been proposed to provide receipt-freeness to solve these problems, none is both secure and practical. We describe an e-voting scheme that can solve or at least lessen the problems of bribe and coercion, and can be realized with current techniques.